Should former Labour leader and Minister Andrew Little decide to seek the Wellington Mayoralty later this year, he will have a very good, but by
Peter Dunne Wellington, April 8, 2025 While the government is in the mood to break up failing conglomerates like the supermarket duopoly, it should consider
NZ First Leader Winston Peters (Right) has stolen an early march, but National Leader Christopher Luxon (Centre) and ACT Leader David Seymour may dampen his
New Zealand’s Accident Compensation Scheme has long been hailed as world leading. Introduced just over 50 years ago, ACC (as it is widely known) provides
Peter Dunne Wellington, March 14, 2025 The school lunches debacle is a classic example of what happens when social policy projects lose sight of their
Peter Dunne Wellington, March 8, 2025 Sudden resignations and abrupt departures seem to be the fashion at present. First, there was the Chief Executive of
Peter Dunne Wellington, February 28, 2025 Reports that the American billionaire and Trump loyalist insider Peter Thiel is winding down his business interests in New
MMP was expected to break the old Parliamentary duopoly of National and Labour and lead to far more inclusive and diverse political debate. Certainly, the
There was better news for Chris Hipkins than for Christopher Luxon in the Poll (Source: 1News) The first opinion Polls of the year send a
Peter Dunne Wellington, February 6, 2025 From the Prime Minister’s State of the Nation speech, National has made it clear that its unrelenting focus this
One Objective-two approaches but the task would be arduous The debate about privatising state assets has reared its head again, with calls by ACT Leader
Peter Dunne Wellington, August 2, 2024 If being the Leader of the Opposition is, as often described, the worst job in politics, then being Speaker
Peter Dunne Wellington, December 1, 2023 Dame Jacinda Ardern observed after she stood down as Prime Minister that “Government is not just what you do,
Hipkins goes on the defence while Luxon had little to lose In the wake of the first pre-election televised leaders’ debate, the commentariat has reacted
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